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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-20
.noe,,ar victim to Giant Powder.

On last Wednesday, at Honokaa, Ha-
wall. q native named Paulaula had his
hand blown into atoms while using
giant powder. DR.. Greenfield was called
in, and he saw at once that amputation
was necessary, which operation he sue
cessfully performed the next day.
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ISLAND NOTES.
HLo. Hawaii June

dILo, Hawaii, June 10Th.
On Sunday, the 18th instant, arrived O.
5. steamer Adams from Acapulco. She
took Hilo by surprise as she was not looked
for at this porr. Supposed she would re-
main = Efii0 = allow some Of her officers
TO visit The Folcano, some OF whom hadien-
gagged horses i0r chat trip, and it vas ex-
pected the sailors would have liberty But
On Monday, the 18th instant, (the next
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Records searched. Abstract of Title
furnished, and conveyances drawn on
short notice.
COLLECTION AGENCY-Mr. John
Good, Jr., authorized collector.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Mr. F.
Marcos, special agent.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY
No. 38 Merchant street.
Bell Telephone s48. P. o. Box AS. =
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Ladies, don't fail to see the novelty dres:
materials at Sachs store-something en-
tirely new.
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Come tomorrow and bring your friends
to see the mammoth bargains in ladies'
hats, from SOC up, at Chas. ]. Fishel's lead
ing Millinery House.
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Deparament OfInterior.

MONDAY, June 10th inst, being the 5oth an
niversary of the accession Of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria, it is ordered as mark of respect that
all Government offices be closed during the day.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, June Is, 1887.
712ie2O
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The most wonderful values in ladies and
misses trimmed and untriTnmed hats ever
offered in Hon ,ulu are al Fishel's leading
Millinery House.
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Best value in millinery and straw goods
can be obtained at Sachs, 1O4 Fort street.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Popular goods, popular styles, popular
prices, at the Popular Millinery House.
n. S. Sachs, Proprietor.
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The Equitable
Life Assurance Society

Liabilities, per cent OASIS 81. %, Io4 ,591 W
Surplus, per cent basis. SIG, G55, 875 rs
The surplus is based on the conservative
assumption that only per cent interest
will be realized on investments.
Assuming that ~ per cent will be real
lied, it amounts to 500, 495, 175 76
~The SURPLUS, on every basis of
valuation, Is LARGER THAN THAT OF
ANY OTHER COMPANY IN THE
WORLD.
New assurance in 1886 49, Sill $40, 203 90
Larger than that of any other company.
Outstanding assurance. ..... All, 779 .09S 90
Larger than that of any other company.
Paid policy holders in 1886. 1886, GOT 90
Paid policy holders since or
ganiZatiOn. ................ 96,547,783 50
Total income .......... 1888, 733 10
Premium income. ....... 1922, 154 81
Larger than that of any other company.
IMPROVEMENT DURING THE YEAR.
Increase of prem. income. BIC, Ats 40
Increase of surplus, per cent basis 2,493.636 SO
increase OF assets. S,9ot,Uo0 70
Policies issued all the plans, with all the
guarantees and concessions. For full particu-
lars apply to
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
63a may12 '88 No. Kaahumanu street.
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Chas. n. GulICk, notary Public.
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LOST OR MISCARRIED.

ON THE OCEANIC COMPANY'S WHARF, ON
~ May 31st on the arrival of the Australia q
large black leather valise, tightly strapped.
handle broken and hemp rope substituted. Any
person delivering the same at Paul Neumanns
office will be suitably rewarded.
714ie17tf PAUL NEUMANN.
Iron County register., 1887-06-30

A deafening report in close proxim-
ity drowned the conclusion of the ar.
dent appeal and drew slight scream
from Miss Vanvarre, whose pallor had
given place to roseate flush. Taking
advantage of their preoccupation Tom
my Briggs had announced his coming
by an unexpected salute from the prim-
tive cannon that he had mounted on
the raft of fence poles which he was
slowly sculling toward them from the
opposite shore.
s.Ship er hoy!'' hailed the engaging
youth, whose features were decorated
with broad grin, and "strike yer
colors or I'll blow We outer water!"
"All right Tommy-Tve surrend-
ered," unthinkingly called Miss Van
varre to cover her embarrassment.
And then conscious OF the double ente,,-
DIRE which might be thus conveyed.
she blushed still more deeply as she
met Mr.. Browns impassioned gaze.
Mr.. Browns narrow escape as brief
ly explained to Tommy did not affect
his outward composure in the least.
"Looks kinder like drowndid rat
don't he, Miss Doris?" was his unfat-
tering comment, as having transferred
his cannon and the oars to the skif, he
suffered the raft to go adrift.
"My, though" continued the OBJ
serving boy, while Brown, having
shipped the oars, was pulling rapidly
to shore, saint your face red, Miss
Doris-you ar'ter wored vail"
Miss Vauvarre murmured something
inaudible, and few moments later
Mr.. Brown, having recovered his dis
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
TOO NUMEROUS TO ANSWER.

TOO NUMEROUS TO ANSWER.
LONDON, June 22.-The press is re-
quested to state that the number of con-
gratulatory kilograms from pu blic bodies
and private individuals is so overwhelnl-
ingly large that it is impossible to answer
them individually The Queen is greatly
touched and gratified by such expressions
of loyalty and devotion from all classes Of
subjects. On the advice of Lord Sails
bury jubilee honors will be conferred on
several Liberal-U u nionists.
The streets present an animated ap-
pearance, many vehicles going about full
of people viewing the preparations.
The new peers to be created in honor Of
the Queens jubilee will include Sir Will.
lam Armstrong, Sir James Masnahton,
McGarel-Hogg and Rt Hou. George
Sciater- Booth.
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNR UNHoRsED.
LONDON, June 22.-While the procession
was on it's way to the Abbey yesterday,
just as the escort of princes about tho
royal carriage was ascending Consttu-
tion Hill, the horse on which the Marquis
of Lorne rode became frightened and
restive. The horse reared, and the mar
gus was thrown to the ground The
Queen stopped her carriage to inquire
about him, and when she found he was
unhurt, proceeded. The marquis walked
short distance, procured another horse,
and rode by shorter route to the Abbey.
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
forn beside the Queens coach as bods

form beside the Queens coach as a bods
guard
When the people at the palace gates had
shouted themselves hoarse cheering fol
the Queen, they continued to cry out
"Long life to the Prince and Princess OF
Wales.'
The Queen, as she left the palace,
seemed to be in excellent spirits and
smiled and bowed graciously to the peo
pie on every side. The Queens carriage
was a large one Of chocolate color, wheels
red, and the royal arms in gold emblaz.
oned upon the panels. Red morocco har.
ness was used for the horses, which were
otherwise decorated with royal blue rib
bons. ALI the servants were in state liv
cries of scarlet and gold. The other car
riages containing members of the royal
family were Of a gorgeous character,
horsed with four bays each. and all OPEN
The procession proceeded at smart
walking pace to CONSTITUTE ton Hill, and
then adopted more deliberate gait
Owing to the late spring, the beauti.
full green of the avenue trees, the sweet
odor OF the hawthornes and the splendid
uniforms of the military, coupled with
the enthusiasm Of the crowd made the
Iron County register., 1887-06-30

right and left to force his way through
the maze of lily pads whose prensile
stems, twining themselves about his
limbs, suddenly began dragging him
under with resistless force.
''My God" he involentarily ex-
claimed, and to her horror Miss Van
varre saw his p.le face disappear un-
der the lily leaves, not ten feet away!
Springing into the skiff she pushed it
toward the spot just in time to grasp
in her own the hand he had thurst con-
vulsively to the surface. In another
moment, dripping like river god and
crowned as to his head with pickerei
weed, Mr.. Brown was sitting in the
boats bottom gasping for breath, white
Miss vanvarre, pale. but composed, sat
on one of tho thwarts steadfastly re-
garding him.
Miss vanvarre-Doris," he finally
said, in rather agitated voice, 81 owe
you my life, and if the devotion OF "a
! "R-A-a-a-Q!"
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
HUMAN NATURE.
A Study Which Should Be Made an Edu.
catiOnal Element.

A Study Which Should Be Made an Edu.
cational Element.
There is no law so important in
school government as the law of cause
and effect. Every event is linked to
other events that have come up to us
from the eternity passed, and wilt con-
tinue on to the eternity to come. AS
Horace Mann has said: ''They co-exist
They lie down side by side, layer upon
layer, sometimes running parallel,
sometimes a thousand causes converg-
ing to one event, and again, one event
diverging or branching out into thou
sand Others" Now a teachers work
is not to correct effects, but to study
and mold causes. We have known a
poor school become good one through
the skillful management of causes;
there was no storming, but disorder
disappeared, bad words were dropped.
rough manners were smoothed, impo-
likeness became politeness; in
word, the old school was
transformed into new one. but there
was no noise about it. Nothing was
done that even a critical visitor would
notice, but every thing was done. The
teacher knew how to touch the spring
of cause. Here was the secret of her
success. ''Where can I learn this di-
vine art?'' thousand teachers ask.
Not in books, but in yourselves. Study
cause and effect. First in your own
experience and then in others. Wbv
do dislike this and like thatp Why
is that boy mischievous and that girl
Needless! Why? WhyP WhyP Soon
you will know just what to do to make
that boy forget his mischief and that
girl her inattention. There is no more
profitable study than the study of hu.
man nature-humanity as it is called
1t is more than mind study; it is human
study Teachers are beginning to study
the mind; let them enlarge this study
and include all there is in boy or a
girl We teach whole children-not
minds only. Stomachs affect brains.
the skin affects stomachs and clothina
affects the skin. Here is cause and
effect Go back a little further and
study street influence, home and
society influences and it will be found
that the teacher is far from being re.
sponsible for all the badness there ia
in this world, neither is she to be-
credited with all the goodness in it.
Schools are doing excellently if thew
do little good. Some schools would
do better II they did no harm. School
| Journal.
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
A Day Long to be Remembered In British
AnnaIs-The Royal Progress To and
From Westminster Abbey-A
Brilliant Pageant.
Loyal Britons Testify Their Devotion to
Their Queen in the Most En-
thusiastic Manner.
Victoria's Coronation.

LONDON, June 21.-The first day Of the
ffty-first year of the reign of Queen VIC
toria over Great Britain opened with per-
feet summer weather in London. A
lovelier day could not have been desired
for the celebration of Her Majesty's jubi-
lee. The sun shone bright, the air was
clear and not very warm, and a gentle
breeze blew steadily. The crowds scat
tered over the city unprecedented in
people VINO yesterday selected loca.
tlons along the route Of to-day's
procession, in order to retain them occu-
pied them all night, and many used camp
stools or improvised rests to enable them
to withstand the long and tires ONE occu-
patton. A steady stream of carriages
and pedestrians poured constantly all
night until dawn through the city from
all directions towards West End. At five
o'clock this morning every point of want.
age along the streets composing the royal
procession route was secured. At nine
o'clock the line Of route was on each side
a compact mass of people. Everybody,
despite the discomfort of the crowding,
manifest ted the utmost good humor.
The scene at Westminster Abbey was
most brilliant. Every seat was filled
and every pers on present was a distin.
gushed person. When the identities
were enumerated it seemed as if every
locality the world over had sent one or
more of its representative personages to
do honor to Engiand's Queen on Britain 8
greatest holiday. There never, pro baby,
in modern times, assembled under one
roof an audience so well AID so brilliant
ly arrayed- Every man present entitled
to wear uniform Or decoration had both
on, new or FURNISHED up. When
mis- audience was all seated
the scene presented was incom parable.
When the sun shone brightly through the
noble sta ined windows of the Abbey its
rays fell upon an unaccustomed sight and
the picture was indescri bable. This au-
dience, banked up as it was in church,
was anything but somber. For awhile
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
Ireland.


REASONABLE DEMONSTRATIONS.
CORK, June 22.-The Irish have not
taken kindly to the celebration of her
Majesty's jubilee, and much feeling and
excitement is rampant throughout Ire
land to-day. During the review of the
parade in honor of the Queen
by the Loyalists of the town the
procession was attacked by a party
of Nationalists who had formed a coun.
ter procession and were carrying black
flags. Intense excite ment ensued and
shots were interchanged betwee the
rival paraders. No one, however, was
injured, and after time the disturbance
was quelled.
In many Irish towns to-day black fl 1ags
are flying from windows and house tops.
The police are busily engaged in tearing
them down, but the people have had the
satisfaction Of expressing their disap.
probation Of the jubilee celebrate
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
France.

HAPPINESS.
PARIS, June 22-The Journal des Debats
in an article on the jubilee celebration,
says: 1--WE cordially envy Englishmen,
and would give a great deal could we
ever be what they are to-day-a people
mad with happiness and Joy. This uni.
versal homage is paid not only to the
Queen, but to the woman who has given
an example Of two great virtues of royal
ty-gravity and dignity. Her influence
has been great and sa.utsry, and her
great merit is that in using her preroga
tive for the public veal she has never
been tempted to strain its exercise"
Iron County register., 1887-06-30
Germany.
THE DUTY BEFORE ENGL1suMEN.

BERLIN, June 22.-The Post says: What
makes Germany a sympathetic on-looker
at the ju bilee is the plentitude of events
which has crowded the last half century.
This is a period of Importance in the
worlds history, not only for Englishmen en-
but for the whole civilizsd world. The
English people will feel that they have
great reason for gratitude, which can not
be better expressed than by more and
more farsightedly and resolutely facing
the great and inevitable tasks Of the
future"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Post Oilice Inspector lIolcomb ar
rived from Austin Yesterday morning,
and joined Deputy United states
Marshal Waller in a trip Official to
Leon junction. Corycll county. Ar
rived there the two government
officials arrested the local postmaster,
j. +. Faulkner upon u warrant issued
upon an Information filed by United
states District Attorney Charlie. l..
Fcarrc. The information contains
two counts, each of which Is q charge
OF cmbellcmcnt Of registered money
packages. Postmaster Faulkner az.
pcarcd before lnitcd States Commits
sioncr FINK, last night, aud was held
in bond of $500 to appear before
Commissioning Iinks for preliminary
hearing at O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon. lie gave the required bone.
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Mr.. W. II Cole, IN expert electric
+ al engineer aud manager OF the
southern Electrical Construction and
supply company, who has been in
Waco tor the pact few days, reports
that he has en- Jugh encouragement to
warrant him in saying that they will
Immediately commence the construc
ton OF an lucaiIde-csnt electric plant
of abou. 10000 fights.
Mr.. Cole was the export who con.
,iructcd so successfully the incandr..
cent plant at Dall.. and has strong
company ut his back
lie has jus returned from ara cxtem.
sivc trip ca-', made for the express
purpose OF selecting the very best
sy-tems for his company. and is there.
fore able 10 give the people of Waco
the most economical aud perfect .>--
ten known, which he considers to be
NJ present, by long odds that known
~ the "Wc-tiughuu.c.V
lie WI be- able TO supply not only
buInc-- houses but every residence
IN the city, no mattc- what the dI--
lance j., with lights ranging from 10
to 100 candle power, at prices yer,
much below the cost of ojlcr classes
of illumination.
MIR Cole Is not thr agent OF any
et,tcm but acts Independently OF
them Nil, aud select, the oue asa com.
blnati"1 e II number, as VIII best
suit local wants.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

The trade in Texas norsos though
attracting little attention Is by no
means incOuslderablc Number. are
shipped every httlc while from Waco,
aggregaung during the year great
numbers. Today u large shipment
goes OUT so large that it will go by
special through train to the destina-
tion which Is Du Quoin or some other
point in southern Illinois. 1t roc,
over the Cotton Belt route. The
shippers are Mcssrs. Bart Moore, Hem
ry Garfield, W. W ScIoy, Wiley Jones
aud {. H. Wilcox, of China Springs.
J he'c gentlemen willall 90 along
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l.. Il. Daughtry'- lee crcam is made
OF the pure cream from his own dairy
Al orders promptly filled and dcuv-
cred free and In good order to any
ENrt of the city.
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la need of clothing would do well TO
visit our establishment this wech and
take advantage ct our discount OF
twenty per cent on all cash purchases
of clothing and hat-.
LEVINE Bios.
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tfhHS a SPARKS
An Immense Weeks Business, aud ia.
trI H. sun They Come.

Iibhs u Sparks great Catriqge
house has been workable bee hive
Ior tho past week and an Astonishing
number OF elegant carriages buggics,
phHctons ana tha like have gone out.
not only TO local patrons but - those
at II distance as well. The fame OF
this house for elegant, stylish and
servlocablo goods If rapidly extend.
ing IN MI the country trading at
Waco.
To their carriage business they add
heir saddlcry and harness depart
mcnt. All the wares in their lines
are manufactured directly under the
the eyes of the firm and the most mi.
mute and paimstnking care is had that
verything is constructed only out of
the very best materials obtainable,
and In the very latest styles.
There is no braggart blustcr about
this house, butlt does do business aud
lots Of IT too, and every trade they
make is a valuable advertisement. For
fair dealing, courteous treatment, and
promptitude, Tibbs Il Sparks have
earned Il most onviable reputation.
- IhItl hhls luht ~ - ucllcF loT Inc
general health OF good ncighbor.
hood to have ONE good natured man
than four doctors. Good nature is the
result of au active liver and u regulate
ed stomach, Morris Cascanne is the
medicine to perpctutte these condl.
tious.
a fun and complete stock Of Bata-
Via end California fruits, at b, a. Lit
tie x Cos
Prickly ASH Bittcrs is an unisiliug
cure for all diseases originating in
hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria Of miasmatic countries. No
other medicine now on sale will 80
cilectually remove the disturbing ele
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

That Ice Cream soda ut the Lion
Drug store is certainly delicious,
leaving such Il fsrew ell in fellow
mouth that never fails 10 bring him
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ments, snd at the same time tone w
the whole system. II j. sure and
safe in ID. action.
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Not ~ Goose. Duck or Hen Egg
Hurled it.Ni,id way to Blend
odOrs ON the Occasion.
Prehistoric (bcstnuts, such IL
The Ape t.ignns trackcd. BE.
fore Creations Morning.


'IIEsTNUTs, No1 zoos.
special Dispatch 10 tie E1aIa!act
NAS ANAToNIo, June j. Argu.
m'ut was continued to-day in the
case ofthe city official, charged with
conspiracy to rotten cggaproLibltiou
orator, bat no finish was reached and
Invent over TO Moniay
Rev. i II. C,rrou ald Hon. VIM
Ilerndon. the two leading prohibition
orators OF tho state. spoke to night
on the government lot--tI, very same
winch Witnessed Tho hail -tDrm of
ale hon fruit lts' wort. The same
.'Ty good box wa used aud the
crowd IA many instance, consisted of
10" same pcrsons. There were solemn
incu listening convinced that the
world il Gccaying for hck Of pro-
ib'.ion ani there were milling men
who tank things are pretty
SMOOTH WTuorrIr
To" police wee prc,cnt ns before
nd this time not enc rotten cgg an.
pHlrtd to shoot it, siivc7 WAY toward
Ia" orator. no-'s. All was pcacc.
harmony aud cJurt ISL. and pcrhau.
nj M all layi,or vii be ljuni to
wear mat the occasion w, married
!y the
ASSAULTS OF me WIZ, KsIi
Perhaps to cDmpansa'c for lack Of
'aie eggs the orators llod the mir
with
NuSTl CHESTNUT.
Both gentlemen related personal
Experiences remarkably similar TO
the experiences Of 80 many other rer
sons VINO go about in the same line of
business that the unintorc ted listen
ers- and all OF the listeners came
undor that head suspactcd that they
were handling cXchaugablc cut, Ike
the cartoon papers use, making the
same lllustrat ons 90 "A long ways.
ihey had crowd of 40 or 800 AT
tie Same time II body Of Rnt.prohi
bitiOnlst- headed by brass bnud
marched down the street distrihutinp
ha"d bills and announcing that n
nceting would he held on
THE MAIN pLAZA
whore 5000 people gathered, but were
dlsp creCd by the police under the
ruling OF the city council that no
gathering should bc allowed. They
then Mrcd u hail and had u rowsing
time. The streets are iuil of eros and
Hntis, but mp to this time no disorder
has occurred.
IN THE COURTHOUSE.
Hon, VIM. lIcrndon addressed n
meeting tonight in the district court
room. II was crowded with ladies
and gentlemen aud the speaker M
pcarcd pleased with the polite attcn-
tion paid to his remarks. ltIs cer-
tainly true that DR.. Carroll aud Mr.
llcrndon were well received politely
trcatcd, patiently heard, escaped nm
cggcd and they spoke their little
piece, through. And now the san
Pedro will low on and the san Anto.
Mo river viii not cease, aud II either
OF those gentlemen make future visits
90 san Antonio they will always find
tl2 same excellent line OF liquors
Varied ahd inviting, which they found
on the occasion OF their present visit.
Selah